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That this book , which he called Nanno after his darling , occupied a prominent place as a prototype of Roman elegy in general , and of Propertius and his Cynthia book in particular , cannot be doubted.1 5. From this time to the end of ...
That this book , which he called Nanno after his darling , occupied a prominent place as a prototype of Roman elegy in general , and of Propertius and his Cynthia book in particular , cannot be doubted.1 5. From this time to the end of ...
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2 , 445 : non fuit opprobrio celebrasse Lycorida Gallo , sed linguam nimio non tenuisse mero ; A. A. 3 , 536 : nomen habet Nemesis , Cynthia nomen habet : vesper et eoae novere Lycorida terrae ; Prop . 2 , 34 , 91 : et modo formosa quam ...
2 , 445 : non fuit opprobrio celebrasse Lycorida Gallo , sed linguam nimio non tenuisse mero ; A. A. 3 , 536 : nomen habet Nemesis , Cynthia nomen habet : vesper et eoae novere Lycorida terrae ; Prop . 2 , 34 , 91 : et modo formosa quam ...
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For when Cynthia dawned upon his life he became for the time being essentially a man of one idea . Her real name was Hostia , the pseudonym suggesting not merely the qualities of an ordinary lover's " divinity , " but more especially ...
For when Cynthia dawned upon his life he became for the time being essentially a man of one idea . Her real name was Hostia , the pseudonym suggesting not merely the qualities of an ordinary lover's " divinity , " but more especially ...
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The chronology of the poems appears to agree with this five - year period ; for none of those referring to Cynthia appears to have been written earlier than 28 or later than 23 B.C. Yet the question of the relative order of the elegies ...
The chronology of the poems appears to agree with this five - year period ; for none of those referring to Cynthia appears to have been written earlier than 28 or later than 23 B.C. Yet the question of the relative order of the elegies ...
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That the Cynthia book was published first , and as a whole , is clear.3 Book 2 is somewhat larger , with thirty - four elegies ; but they are still mostly on the same subject , and the first and last poems are well adapted to open and ...
That the Cynthia book was published first , and as a whole , is clear.3 Book 2 is somewhat larger , with thirty - four elegies ; but they are still mostly on the same subject , and the first and last poems are well adapted to open and ...
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| Titel | The Roman Elegiac Poets |
| Herausgeber | Karl Pomeroy Harrington |
| Verlag | American book Company, 1914 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 27. Sept. 2007 |
| Länge | 444 Seiten |
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